Stark Future has taken its road-legal electric supermoto and stripped almost every visible component of color. The VARG SM SKÖLL is an all-black, 500-unit edition of the VARG SM that adds titanium hardware while retaining the full 80-hp Alpha specification.

A 7.2-kWh battery feeds Stark’s carbon-fiber-housed 360V motor, with peak output rated at 80 hp and rear-wheel torque listed at 674 lb-ft. The bike weighs 271 pounds, roughly 2.4 pounds less than the standard setup thanks to 3D-printed titanium footpegs and a full titanium bolt kit. Fully adjustable KYB suspension, Brembo brakes, Pirelli Diablo Rosso IV tires, and Dynamic Traction Control carry over the performance brief.

The limited edition is more than a paint treatment. Black-anodized triple clamps receive edition engraving, the seat uses a Simil-Alcantara cover, and nearly every component is finished in black apart from the gold chain. Navigation, offline maps, GPX support, programmable power and regenerative-braking curves, and lap recording remain integrated through Stark’s Arkenstone interface.

The SKÖLL builds on the electric dirt-bike platform IMBOLDN covered with the original Stark VARG, but moves the formula firmly onto public roads.

Stark Future lists the U.S. price at $14,990, with an estimated November 3, 2026 delivery date. Production is capped at 500 units with no second run planned.